You can start diagnosing which module exactly is broken by testing each module in that chain in turn:

perl -v
perl -MXML::RSS -e1

perl -v
perl -MDateTime::Format::Mail -e1

...

perl -v
perl -MSpecio::Declare -e1

perl -v
perl -MRole::Tiny -e1

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Then, reinstall the module that is broken at the bottom of the dependency chain.

If you are doing this in the system Perl, I would reinstall the system Perl from the package manager and only install modules into it using your vendors package manager and the packages provided by your OS vendor. The system Perl belongs to your OS vendor.

In reply to Re^9: cURL And XML breaking the install of a previosuly fine script by Corion
in thread cURL And XML breaking the install of a previosuly fine script by wintermute115

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